UK PM defends ban on Israeli settlement imports in West Bank
Most outlets highlighted UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham's defence of the government’s decision to block imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, quoting his statement that Britain must “stand for something.” The framing was largely consistent, with a focus on Burnham’s emphasis on opposing injustice. The Express Tribune added a brief reference to the phrase “stand against injustice” as a call to action, while the Daily Times provided a slightly more detailed context of Burnham’s remarks in parliament.
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UK must stand against injustice over West Bank settlements, says PM Burnham
Britain had to “stand for something”, Prime Minister Andy Burnham told parliament on Wednesday in a defence of his government’s decision to block imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Burnham, who has been in the job since July, said Britain had long endorsed the two-state solution in the Middle East, but words […]
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Britain must 'stand against injustice' over West Bank settlements, PM Burnham says
Burnham defends UK ban on Israeli settlement imports, says Britain must 'stand for something'
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